Pronunciation

/ɪkˈspres/

Definitions

• Verb (v): To communicate or convey (thoughts, feelings, ideas) explicitly and clearly, often through words or actions. Example: “She expressed her gratitude with a heartfelt letter.”
• Verb (v): To show or demonstrate something such as a quality or emotion. Example: “His face expressed his disappointment.”
• Verb (v): To send or transport goods or people from one place to another quickly. Example: “The train expresses from London to Paris without stopping.”
• Noun (n): A fast form of public transportation that stops only at major stations. Example: “He caught the express train to the airport.”
• Noun (adj): An express service or delivery refers to one that is faster or more direct than usual. Example: “We opted for express shipping to get the package delivered overnight.”
• Noun (adj): Express mail or express delivery refers to a quick and efficient postal service. Example: “I need to send this by express mail to ensure it arrives tomorrow.”
• Adjective (adj): Denoting a clear and explicit statement or intention. Example: “The contract has an express clause about confidentiality.”

Phrases

• “Express oneself”: To communicate one’s thoughts, feelings, or opinions effectively.
• “Express delivery”: A service providing rapid shipment of goods, often within 24 hours.
• “Express train”: A type of train service that travels directly between specified destinations without making many stops.

Example Sentences

• Verb: “She decided to express her appreciation by baking cookies for her coworkers.”
• Noun: “The airline offers an express service between New York and Los Angeles.”
• Adjective: “The company’s express policy on harassment was communicated to all employees during orientation.”

Synonyms

• Utter
• Articulate
• Convey
• Communicate
• Transport
• Transmit
• Fast
• Rapid
• Quick
• Swift
• Direct